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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-18
THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by the
News Reporters.


Only tliree arrests were reported at the
police barracks up to midnight.
The Wesley Monumental Sunday school
win celebrate its anniversary tonight.
Palestine Commandery, Knights Templar,
left last night for Atlanta to attend the
grand conclave which will be held there to-
day
The City Council will meet tonight, and
one of the most important matters which
will come up will be Alderman Reid's ordi-
nance in regard to badges for hucksters.
Messls. /. D. LaRoche's Sons sold yester-
day at auction lot No. 1 Middle Ogle-
thorpe ward and improvements, on Zubly,
Ann and Orange streets, to r. d. Guerard
for S2,9l0.
The steamer Florida, which has been tied
up at the Florida Railway and Navigation
Company's wharves at Jacksonville and
which was recently purchased by Ham
mond, Hull & Co, of this city, will be
brought here this week.
The flags on the foreign consulates and on
the shipping in the harbor were displayed
yesterday in honor Of the birthday of King
Alfonso of Spain, The French Consuls
residence, on New Houston street, foated
the trl-color in honor of the infant King.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-18
BLUES" ON A FROLIC.
The Company's Annual Picnic an
Shooting Contest al Greenwich Park

The Company's Annual Picnic and
Shooting Contest at Greenwich Park.
Eight carloads of picnickers attended the
Republican Blues picnic at Greenwich
Park yesterday afternoon. 1t was, besides
baing the company's annual picnic, its an
nual shooting contest. The afternoon was
enjoyably spent and nothing occurred to
mar the pleasure of the event until the re-
turn home early last night, when car
broke down, causing a delay Of about an
hour. Some of the party were compelled
to walk nearly mile. The shooting con-
test resulted as follows: The first prize,
silver cake basket, was won by
j. p. White on a score of 20.
The second prize, a silver butter dish, was
won by Private Theodore Raderick, on a
score Of is.
Private F. P. Haupt won the company
medal, to be worn for the ensuing year, on
a score of 10.
Capt. William D. Dixon also won the
prize medal for the best single shot on a
bulls eye. Capt. Dixon has won this medal
for two successive seasons.
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Railroad Chatter.

The locomotives of the trains on the At
lantic Coast Line are draped in mourning in
memory of the death of Mr.. w. Y. Jack
son. Having availed himself of the bene-
tits of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, his family will receive SO, 900 insur-
ance without delay, trouble or expense; and
tho watch, care, protection, and aid if need
be, Of 5000 faithful brothers bound to-
gether by the strongest ties of interest and
sentiment, which, in this hour of sore be-
reavement, is a source Of consolation to his
family and an honor to the Brotherhood.
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over in Charleston.

Charleston viii send party of sixty at
least TO Washington to attend the National
drill.
A reduction of rates for truck produce has
been announced by the agents of the Clyde
line Of steamers.
Charleston Commandery Knights Templar
will be the guests of CRur DeLeon Com
mandery in Atlanta to-day.
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SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS.

Lively Times at the Crockery House
Of James S. Silva 81 Son.
We have been so busy getting rid of odd
goods last week that we We're unable to show
all the bargains we have. This week, being
relieved of such large lot, we will offer
greater inducements than ever. We are
glad to get rid of our odd stock. and our
customers are glad to get such bargains.
The odd chamber sets are nearly all gone.
but we have few dinner and tea sets which
we have cut down below cost. ASK to see
them.
Don't stop at the cheap goods we show
outside, but come inside and see the nice
goods. Odd Cut Glassware, Fancy Goods
etc. JAMES 5. SILVA a. Son,
40 BrouChton street
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G. n. SALISBURY, signal Corps. us. Army.
a Very Lucky California Merchant.

Two portions of $50, 900 lottery prize
won here. One Of them it happened was
number 66,551 drew the first capital prize
OF S150,O00 in the March drawing of The
Louisiana State Lottery; Joseph Damien
baum sent for one-tenth of that amount and
Paris and American Bank, of this city. His
firm is well known here and in San Diego
and Vallejo, where they have stores. An
other holder of o one-tenth received his
$4,000 through Wells, Fargo s. Co. s bank,
of this city, but his name has not TRANSFERRED
Sem Francisco (Cdl.) Cal, April 6.
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OF Considerable Importance.

Lowell Sc baltimore, General Hardware,
Stoves, Household Goods, etc, Congress
street, give below memorandum Of leading
Stoves and Ranges they sell and furnish re-
pairs for. IL is quite probable some dupli-
Gates for the old Marion, Eureka, Forest
City, Red Jacket, Fearless and Bronze
Medal they could also supply. Examine
carefully their present long list, comprising
the Belmont, Brunswick, Othello, Mode
Acorn, New Posey and Record Ranges, anu
Loyal, Black, Prize, Iron Acorn. Farnei.
Girl, South Planter, harvest, Acorn Cook,
Norwood, Golden Harvest, Calumet, Pal
metto and Cornell Stoves.
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Does Man Want the Earth?
Then since the time we have to live

linen since the time we have TO live
In this world is so short, well strive
To make our best advantage of it,
And pay our losses with our profit
'Our profit consists in great part of the
money we save on our purchases at
THAT mart of busy commerce.
Generally known as the Clothing Palace. Extra
large and stout men find there something hith-
erto hard to get, viz: perfect fit in great va
riety Of Suits. Men and boys generally are able
to get of us the handsonest and most stylish
Suits, Underwear, Neclxwear, Hosiery and Fur.
nishings to be found in the city, and we have
never yet failed to send away every caller hap
pier and better dressed. Our Suits are really
custommade goods, all the leading and most
fashionable fabrics being utilized in giving va
riety and attractiveness TO our stock. Can mer-
chant tailor do more for you? Yes! He can
and will charge you more and give you no better
fit and not near SO big line to select from. b.
H. Levy & Bro, 161 Congrass street.
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"Outing0 Growing PonuIer

To take an ''outing" is English, you know,
and the thing is growing popular over here.
Small parties now go for a tramp on Sun
day, or go boating or bicycling, or fishing
as regularly as if it were part Of the weekly
life. 50 it is a part, and good part. It
ought to be encouraged. Whenever over
come by faintness or dizziness in your trips
take few of BRANDRETH's Pills. They
and steady and the nerves under mental
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Bay Port to Have a Railroad.

The Brooksville Register learns from good
authority that as soon as a few preliminary
arrangements can he settled the Florida
Southern viii build to Bay Port. The com
pany will have a surveyor in the field in
few days to work the matter up and will So
licit subscriptions. IL is also stated that
there win be a large hotel erected and an ice
factory, and cedar mills will be established.
ali OF which viii put Bay Port on a boom.
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Rough on Dirt"

Ask for Rough on Dirt" A perfect
washing powder found at last! A harmless
extra fine Al article, pure and clean, sweet
ems, froshcHS, bleaches ana whitens withou,
slightest injury 10 finest fabric. Unequaled
Tor fine linens and laces, general household
kitchen and laundry use Softens water.
saves labor and SOAP. Added to starch pre-
vents ycliowipr tn.. a5c nj oi,o,io,.,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-18

Scarcely day passes but what some one
halls US on the street with: Hello, Shup-
trine, have used that ointment YOU call
Tetterine, and it is the best thing / ever saw
for letter, ringworm, eczema, ground itch.
etc, etc. Just push it ahead; there are
thousands Of sufferers who have worn them
selves out using other remedies, and will
hail yours with gratitude"
Sold by all druggists, or sent by mail.
zoe. per box. j. T. SHUPTRINE 81 Bro.
Savannah, Ga.
Imported Swiss Cheese, French and Turkish
PruneS. Strauss Bros
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Delicate Children. Nursing

Mothers, Overworlsed Men, and for all dis
cases where tho tissues are wasting away
from the inability to digest ordinary food,
or from ovcrwork of the brain or body, ali
such should take ScoTT's EMULSION of Pure
Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites ~
used the Emulsion ON n lady who was deli
cate and threatened with Bronchitis. 1t put
her in such good health and flesh that must
say it is the best Emulsion ever used -
L. p. WApnELI.. VI. D.. FH~hs' Mills. S. C.
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The Birmingham and Atlantic Airline.

In another column will be found legal
notice of the Birmingham and Atlantic Air
Line railroad, which states that the directors
at meeting held at Griffin on May IS, re-
solved to extend from Greenville, point ON
the line Of the road, to this city. The ex-
tension will pass through Thomaston. Ma
con and Dublin, and VIII be 220 miles in
lpnoth
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-18
CHIEF JUSTICE WOODS.
The United States Court Adjourns in
Respect to His Memory.

INOoIJUOV % LIS 4NCIuOIy.
At the opening Of the United States Cir
cult Court yesterday morning District At
torney Query formally announced the
death of Chief Justice Woods and moved
the appointment of committee to draft
suitable resolutions and report to meeting
of the bar.
Judge Speer recognized the motion, stat
ing that it was eminently appropriate
that some action should be taken
in regard TO Justice Woods
death, and he appointed the following com
lnittee: District Attorney Query, Gen. A.
r. Lawton, Hon. p. w. Meldrim, Col.
George A. Mercer, and Capt. Robert Falli-
CANT. The committee will report to meet
ing Of the bar next Monday. The court
was adjourned without transacting any
further business for the day.
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MOBILE TO STAY IN.
Toby Hart, of New Orleans, Assumes
Charge of the Team,

MOBILE, May 1Z.-As soon as Manager
Kelly received the order to release the
Mobile nine he started home, leaving tie
team in Memphis This morning Toby
Hart, of New Orleans, telegraphed here that
he will assume individually the charge of
the club and asked Manager Kelly to wire
him as to the probable cost of transportation
to Savannah aud he would send the money
The matter now stands in this shape.
Manager Kelly is expected here in the morn
inV
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This is the second game of the series that
the clubs propose playing. The first game
was played at Guyton on Memorial day and
was won by the Savannah team
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-18

To purchase Groceries this week? If so don't
fail to drop in and see us. You will find plenty
good things, large stock to select from, of the
best quality and very lowest prices. We know a
visit will repay you, and we shall be glad to see
every one of you, large buyers and small buyers
Strauss Bros, q and 221A barnard street.
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"Rounh on Bileo Pills.

Small granules, small dose, big results
pleasant in operation, don't disturb the
stomach. 10c and &c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-18
GUYToN's COSTLY ERRORS.

tors Poor Fielding.
Three hundred people saw the Amateurs
defeat the Guytons at Abercorn street
grounds yesterday afternoon. 1t was an
evenly played game, so far
as the batting was concerned. The
Amateurs got but two more hits than the
Guytons, but the visitors errors lost them
the game, The following is the score:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-18
Tine Dngadine

Bouquet, AtlSinson's new perfume. This
superb distillation sweetly recalls fragrant
Swiss flowers. Bright jewels in a setting OF
snow.
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"Buchu-Paiba."

Quick, complete cure, all annoying kid
ney, bladder and urinary diseases 81. AT
druggists.
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A Daily Occurrence

Price our groceries before purchasing else
where. Strauss Bros.
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Rock bottom prices on Sugars, Rice, Soap.
Starch Siinnys Bros
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Games Elsewhere.

At CIeveIand-Ihe Metropolitan-Cleve-
land game was postponed on account Of
rain
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Are You Going

Buy our brands of -four You will be satisfied.
Strauss Bros
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Biz drives in Teas and Cofrees. Strauss Bros.
- mud 'i "atpard
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 3.-Isouis Nadir
. frenchmsn residing In this city IN I'D
the startling and unexpected discovery
yesterday that he had been robbed ~
long ago IS the 30th OF November OF
about $l1 900 in money aud bonds by o
bold and sucoessful confidence game.
He had become quite intimate with q
fellow.countryman. who displayed q
box full Of gold and bonds. Nad.n, In
. confidential mood, brought out his
box. A few seconds later he was called
nom the room, during which time hls
bogus friend substituted his own box
and passed the treasure to c ooufede
rate. When Nadin opened the box
Yesterday he found come newspapers
and lot of lead.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
Death Of M Olu AeR;siEtor

John Esyee, an old snd we'll kpowr
resident OF the city, died al his resi-
denoe, 1857 Earhot street, yesterday
morning, in the 81 h year OF bis age
He lived all his life in BrardyW'.n,
Village, where he vas born, aDc. va.
the last survivor OF five brothers. ghe
were all engaged IN the cooperaga bust
ness IN the old tina Of hand m ade bar
rels. 10 1862 Mr. Hayes was elected L..
Republican to the Legislature .rau
Brandywipa Hundred, BfaEdywist
Village ct That time beipQ part Of til,
hundred but when be returned theenaan
cipation proclamation was soon after
wards issued and he then became
Democrat. About tho same time, hav
ing made 4 sufficient Gem potency {,
live upon ths remainder OF his DAYS, b.
retired from business. He win b
buried in the " ilmipgtoD and Brandy
wine Cemetery on Thursday AFTERNOON
at . O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
p,r.m.u ols.en L.,d 10 Resi-,

The funeral Of John Gibson, the
brave fireman who lost his lie BY beins
crushed by the falling wallis 1t tbs
Temple Theatre Gre, Philsdsl phix,
took place on Monday Afternoon from
his late residence, 2026 SAMSON street.
This body, which presented q lifslits
appearance, barring . few bruises, vas
incIcsed 10 q plain black cloth, satin.
lined cssket. The floral offerings we're
numerous aud handsome.
Ths cortege proceeded 10 the Re.
formed Episcopal Church, where Bishop
N icholson. assisted by Raw. ". II. Rey.
noids. conducted the services. The
funeral Was attended by dstacbms Mt
OF eighty .one firemen In uniform, mein.
bers OF Company No. 4 and the Iusrr.
anoe Patrol. besides Representatives OF
the Fire Com % istioners and Ajalon
Lodge OF Odd Fellows. The remains
were inferred in Mount Moriah Gene.
terry.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
THIRD EDITION.


10th Sides VIM Fac King Organize the
senate and the ssui.Durysthe House.
DOVER, Jan. 3.--Everybody Is b Apply
In Dover tonight Tho ring, or rather
the Wolco,t portion of 1t, organic d the
Senate, and the family" after hard
fight, have organized the House.
The Senate went into caucus hrst, AND
organised without q great amount OF
trouble Ths only nominees were Coz,
Inns and Cooper. and the vote on the
fret ballot was six to three, Martin,
McWborter and Cooper voting for DR..
Cooper, and the remainder for Collins.
The vote on clerk required but one
ballot and was distributed as follows:
For Moore, DIR. Martin, BACON, Collins,
DIR. Lewis and Ctosssn; for john g..
Gray, MeWhorter. Cooper and Dor
man, and Ferguson for State Auditor
Stats. For SergeAnt.at Arms. Sewell
Scott. clerk for Senator McWhorter,
was selected. Scott is an excellent
gentleman, residing at SOS Jefferson
street, Wilmington, and out OF AL these
be his appointment 10 the only one
that falls to Wilmington. Rev. L. A..
Gibson, an Episcopal clergy man. was
selected for chaplain, and little boy
hAaANA w AAiAC w hlibk toA B1kUs
The House was the genuine surprise.
No one except the Saulsburys ever
dreamed that Il T. Cooper was candi-
tests that he was Innocent. There was
but one ballot for Speaker, McCaoe re-
ceiving eighteen votes and l.. w.
NAPLES three votes The ring early in
the day saw there was no chance for
Chandler, and finally, toward evening,
his name was dropped and the ring ian
In with the current ard voted for Mo
Oabe.
The contest for clerk was pro 'onged
until ak ballots were taken, and the
main reason OF this was Smaliey's can.
dida;y and the sudden appearance Of
Cooper. Smalley's candidacy com
pletely upset tie ring, In fact II defeated
them. The election of Cooper was the
beet kept and best managed affair that
has taken place In Delaware for years.
The candidates were numerous, And
the vote on the first ballot WAS John w.
III wilkins, w. r 5malley, Jr., 4; II.
M. Dunn, b; Edward Herne, 3; e. I
Cooper, q; Everett Hickman, /; }. ID.
Layton,
The-e was no material change in this
vote until the fourth ballot, when
Cooper received nine votes; on the fifth
he received ten, and on the sixth and
last ballot the vote was: Hawkins, /;
Dunn, ., and Cooper, II. George W.
Ford, OF Delaware City. wss selected
for serge anita; arms. Rev. j. G. Stone.
cipher for Chaplain and James p. Dunn
for page.
There was an effort made to elect
Rev. Father Birmingham chaplain OF
the Senate by Senator McWhorier. bu,
the "skeery" ones were afraid TO do it
Cooper, who has been selected fol
Clerk of the House, has worked hard
for his party, and his election give.
general satisfaction TO every body.
The candidates treated their friends
royalty tonight. and every one eeeneo
Pleased at tho result There is ons
tnlnf, The ring received a mighty Sc
we're elack eye in the House, and the
oa1istnrys ere stronger than ever to
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

LEOrvALul
Nv order OF
Aast,e CouDty,
.isB, viii DO
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
The lee Harvest.

This cold snap Of weather Ia making
glai this hearts of those who have 4
put away ice for summer use. Thf
Gold Spring Ice Company commenced
to-day 10 cut ice above Gainesville,
where 1t is said to be- fourteen inches
thick. The Kenpebec Ice and Goa
Company will begin cutting ics In n
day or two. The Ice on Cool Spring
Reservoir 10 ten inches thick, and Jos.
Stoeckle, the brewer, liz gathering 1t In.
dc expects 10 harvest over 1000 tons.
All through the country the farmers
and Ice cream makers are busy gather.
Ing in ice. II is said to DO very clear
and solid, the best they have had for q
mum Der { years,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

RocKAwAY BEACH, i, I. Jan. a.
William Smith aud another man vito
were caught in the ice in Jamaica Bay
yesterday afternoon while rowing to
the Seaside Landing, succeeded In get
ting ashore about p IN. after hard
work and great suffering from the cold
The fate OF the three meu who left the
Seaside Landing in boat, duck shoot
ing, is not positively known. when
last seen last night they we're about tw @
miles from the beach, hauling their
boat over the ice.coverei moAdowa to-
ward the open water. Il loot cut Ii
being kept for the men by people on
shore.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
FOURTH edition


Tbs Jaoksnn q Sharp Company has
tust completed one Of the most mAgni
ncent private cars ever built In this
city. 1s was built for II. NJ. Flaaler
the we'll known New York capitalist
connected with the Standard Oil Com
pasy. The car lett this city for New
York last evening by the $40 express
and Tomorrow Mr.. FlaRier viii take
possession, aud with party Of friend,
Will leave for . trip through Florida.
The oar 10 "a foot lorg In the frame and
W feet between the bumpers. IL IL
very richly oInsmented and painted,
and sits upon two six whoeled trucks.
1t 10 divided { d into parlor luxuriously
furnished, = hall, . private staieroom
dining hall and k.tshen with all conyt
nienoes and comforts.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04


DUDLEY-S In this city. on the I'd
inst. Charles r. Dudley, In the Goth yesi
1 Of his age
Funeral from his late residence. No. 20
5earies s,rce;. on Wednesday afternoon
January Q, at z O'Clock.
HAY kS--On January Q, ~ his late real
1ence, ~ 7 Market street. Wilmington
BAL, John Hayes. In his seth year
Funeral Mt = p. m. on rhursdsy, January
q. lnterment AZ Wilmington and brandy
wine Gem etery. Relatives and friends an
invited without farther notice.
|dlBBON-On Sunday, January 2, at hi
residence, No. BIB West Second street
Samuel u. Gibbon, In hts soth year.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully
inv ted TO attend his funeral from his late
|rssidencc. on Thursday, January q, At !
O'Clock N. To proceed to mt Lebanon
Cemetery.
Dearegt husbsrd, thou has len ne,
Bcre thy loss deeply feel,
but 'tie God that hast bereft ne,
He can all our sorfows heal
Gone, bat not forgotten.
NOLEN-In Philad elphiA, on Saturday.
Jan. l, lssT, Captain Lswis Nolon, former
~ 81 WILMINGTON, bei
Services at his parents residspce No. lg1s
North Twenty-fourth street., Tuesday morn
ipE at 10 O'Clock. Funeral prisae.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

Tho mysterious animal m.s,.,
the REPUBLICAN some tyo =
weeks ago, still conilnuss,5at,.
|perpiex the reaidenu Of noek,n
vicinity. and persons can Be INV
allsge that they hear It's unea,a
every night Last Sunday. Ancs
eas, who lives at Ashland h.,
Of his hogs that was loose 50 az. /.
fired his puD, when le ssys Ia,
ran away, but there are sciae u,
that rs II In an un usual thing d,
TO attack q hog. Mr.. shatples. m
taken. and that 1t Was hi. stt,.,
msl which Was try ing 10 carr n
away. Several paIties 0. Lub,en
beau on the search OF the mIrau1,
will now be stimulated 10 teu.ys
ton. Is Harvey Orosssn l@ oa.,
Tor its hide, and l.. Derrloksaa 1,
It's tail.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

John Dahl. . leading 80,
Red Lion, Del. died last ey'r's '
rs years. Mr.. Delhi meix,,s ~
dent about seventeen ysar, -
made him partially an -. e%
was one OF the bes, farm, ,a'' I
Castle County, and his 49, l
2o5 acres was in reality 49,, -
IL BY name, EDEN. Z" ~ :,
was m intelligen, ,st =. ~
man, especially Ia Aseie,, !,
and bis rich farm snl ~. :
kept lawn were evidence - 80
knowledge OF agriculture 49, y.
that admired the besn,i'al \ .
His wife died some year ~
children mourn the los 0, A. ~,
and kind father. Tho iune,s y
place ut IL O'Clock on Frii.,
meDt At 81. Georges cene.e-,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04
A Lady VINO Want. work

MIRA. Martha List, Go Christiana
street, wants plain sewing and dress
making to do. OF she will go ont and
work by the day or by the week. She
has a family Of small childrsn TO keen
and has no means fox suppv..inx tncm
6ut oy Ger needle. She writes to the
REPUBLICAN, office and says she does
not know what che will do IL eho can
not get work. Those wto know th.
difficxlties under which Mrs. List ha,
lsbored, should not only sympalhiz,
with her but lend her helping hand.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-04

The annual meeting OF tho VI d
ton ard Kennets Turnpike CorI
was held yesterday Afternoon nj
COZ Market street Tie reports 10,
that the receipts during the pat
we're larger than tboss OF the pir
year, and that the road bed is ID u
ceilent condition. The feliowlns q
were elected: President, Wm. "a
Secretary and Treasurer, J. Psi
Chandler; Directors, Edward D.
hurst, Col. II. A. DuPont, jobs
PIES, Charles Green, Jesse Chr.
William Candy, Peter Greg, !. p
son Chandler, DIR. J. p. Chad. FL 7
w ilson. Jr.